Practice Grade 7 math questions about rational numbers, expressions, equations, percentages, proportional relationships, geometry, probability, and data. Use hints when needed, choose an answer, and review the explanation after each question.
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This quiz moves through rational numbers, expressions, equations, percent, proportional relationships, unit rates, triangle angles, circle area, probability, and median. Instead of treating those as ten unrelated topics, Grade 7 is a good point to start asking: what relationship is this problem testing?
Grade 7 proportional reasoning becomes much easier when you can move between a scale factor and a per-one-unit rate.
2 cups make 5 cookies. Going from 5 cookies to 20 cookies multiplies the amount by 4.
180 miles in 3 hours becomes a per-one-hour rate by dividing both quantities by 3.
There is no equals sign, so there is no unknown value to solve for.
An equation gives a balance condition. Every transformation must preserve that balance.
For a triangle, the fixed fact is the angle sum. For a circle, the relationship is built into the area formula.
The original order is irrelevant. Once sorted, the center value is visible.
There are 6 black counters out of 15 counters altogether.
A stronger version asks: 45 is 30% of what number? This turns a direct percentage calculation into an equation.
A score of 7/10 can mean very different things. The useful question is which kind of relationship caused the mistakes?